The thing that makes Mr. Trinh Van Quyet regret the most when he is young and the solution comes from famous billionaires in Vietnam and the world.
“What do you regret most in your youth? If you could do it again, what would you do?”, This is a question FLC President Trinh Van Quyet received during an interview with Zing. Despite owning a fortune of more than VND 4,300 billion, successful in the market, there are also things that make Mr. Quyet regret.
“If I return to my youth, I will try to have a more mature mindset. Young people are often immature and impulsive, so we try to approach adults, knowledgeable and reputable people, to listen and learn from that person.
That means always finding a way to learn. If you can’t find it, you can absolutely read the book. Now it is very convenient to have the Internet to learn from successful people to share.
In order for youth not to make mistakes, even small ones, we must accumulate knowledge. I also hope you find someone to learn and improve knowledge to improve yourself. I can’t avoid my impulsiveness and immaturity, but I can limit it“, Mr. Trinh Van Quyet shared.
In fact, this explains why most successful people love to read, and they read a lot. Billionaires are no exception.
For example, Elon Musk, one of the most inspirational entrepreneurs of our time, the man behind Tesla, SpaceX and SolarCity, once said he read about 10 hours a day when he was in school. Elon was once asked how he learned how to build rockets and got all the ideas from there, he replied: “I read books”.
And similar habits can be found with other successful people like Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Mark Cuban, Oprah Winfrey, Jack Canfield, Anthony Robbins, Richard Branson, Mark Zuckerberg and many more.
While it is true that many successful people like Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett have dropped out of school, that does not stop them from pursuing knowledge, learning and self-improvement. These people understand that if they want to get ahead in life, they are always looking for ways to learn and the simplest way is to read books.
How to read books most effectively?
Although we know that reading is good for learning and self-development, not everyone knows how to read for maximum effectiveness.
In an interview with Tuoi Tre newspaper a few years ago, when asked about his reading habits, billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong said he likes reading and reads a lot. Vingroup’s chairman also revealed that his reading style is different from others as he often looks at the table of contents, reads what is good to read, and if he doesn’t understand or finds it important, he can read it again and again a few times.
“When I was a child, I liked history and read history books. My father was very proud of his son because Dinh, Tien Le, Ly, Tran, Hau Le knew how to write. But when he grew up, he gradually changed. When he was in college, he liked to read. novels, and now management books and technology books.Technology books are not details about technology, but trends, summaries of technology.“, Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong shared.
An interesting thing is that Mr. Vuong does not force himself to read books every day, but often “accidentally”. He said that when he is not too tired, he reads, and if not, he watches TV with his daughter for a while, then goes to bed.
Similar to President Pham Nhat Vuong, billionaire Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao said she often has a habit of reading books before going to bed. Books are the childhood passion of the founder of Vietjet Air.
Reading is already a good habit, but you still need to think critically when reading a book. In a recent interview on VnExpress, Mr. Vuong said that he reads books, likes books, but sometimes doesn’t follow books. For example, with his favorite book “From Good to Great”, he thinks that the concept of “hedgehog” is not really perfect. Because if you achieve all three circles of this concept: doing the work you are most passionate about, doing the work you can do the best in the world, and working with obvious economic efficiency, then there is nothing to discuss.
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